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,rs. and didn't they End my lady in q pin.

lust 10 see what his eXccllencv was doing
at these assembly balls. And fine Goings,
/ dare sav.n
"This is but idle gossip. Thankful"
said Capt brewster with the faintcst ap-
pearanco of self con-.ciou-ne-s ..the as
eomblv halle arc conceived bv the general
fo .+ren,tben the %con0lrncc Of the towns
folk and m.firate th- ric0r Of the winter
c-pramnmenf. go there myself rarely.
Ihaye but little taste for iunket.ng and
,avotfinr. with my country boo such need.
40. Thaukful what $50 want is % leader:
and the men Of Connecticut feel IL kcculv.
III have been spoken Of in that REGARD"
added the captain with % slight initiation
of his manly breast, "lt Is because they
kno" OF my saorinces-because as New
England yeomen they know my devotion
To- The cause They know Of my suffer
ing-
The bright face that looked into bis was
suddenly aire with womanly sympathy.
ile pretty brow was knit, the sweet eyes
~''erI""cd with tenderness. oIglFe
'. Allan. ioreot-perhap- loFe-po'
maps. dearest you are nn-f no"
$50. not now. repl'a Capt brewster
".Ih gloomy siolcisnt lei, te added,
10 l, nearly 90 week sincel have tasted
meat.
i-l-broueht "a fcw things wiz me,
continued the sIfl' with "a certain hesiiai-
''t llini'iiy 0ne reached down ana pro-
'',,' o''N'' from me 7.'''" o' '"
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re I.E NNr-s.o"h
bitterly c'id a rorfheaetcrl1
lo.H fleming Che mud Of the
..rIn into % rigid record of Chat
.0n thc Ba-knerIdec road
.f c~,valrv f0. doe, rrf.
..l. 81.
"-'' "I Ah April "'l'
on the fences. armeoi
nd"ard bark of naples
bare spots on The rocky
tae road. a. % na'Hf'
ONT ai iHc knees ana 'i
BONG waiting i'f ihe Ii'0l
'ei,es aIeinioIIei 'F 'Ne
again. "NN rustic .h
. 'linia'f ihins .'
rn ''Hi'n nope ana conJ',
r .'
...'. lHe "'}-..e fences hnl
down "f n'-iAinI.'i
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T.. a.. E -aEL
~


5aj rm.-NAlL daily Except sunday.
1855 am.-ACCOMMODATIUN daily except
sunday.
$50 am.-NlGHI EXPRESS daily leXCep.
Monday.
SUNDAY ACCOMMODATION between
Richmond and ScOtfskiIe leaves Richmond
500 um arrives. returning. 1.5 pm.
Express train connects al L~yuchburg With
train tor stations west OF Balcony Falls.
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ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE
SCHEDULE IL EFFECT SEPTEMBER
llrH. 1887.
LFAVF RICHMOND

llrH. 1857.
LEAVE RICHMOND:
$40 am For Newport News. Old Point Com
fort and Norfolk, daily except sun
day.
1910 am Through and Local Mail 70 al
points West. Sieepers from Clifton
Forge t0 Louisville and 81. Louis.
except sunday.
800 pm For Newport S News, Old Point and
Norfolk. Except Sunday.
400 pm Charlottesville accommodation.
Except Sunday.
$50 pm For Louisville. Cincinnati Chicago
ST. Louis, Memphis, and New Or
leans. Fast Express. with through
Pullmans Daily. Only route run
ming Pullmans West from Rich
mond.
SUNDAY EXCURSION
10 Newport News. Old Point, and
Norfolk al 5 am.
ARRIVE RICHMOND:
s25 am Charlottesville accommodation
except sunday
HOS am From Norfolk, Old Point, and
Newport News. except Sunday.
$50 pm From Local points and the west,
daily except Sunday.
6.35 pm From Norfolk, Old Point and New
port News, daily.
$40 pm From Louisville and Cincinnati,
Fast Express daily.
Sunday excursion train from Old
Point and Newport News arrives IN
Richmond at 6.33 pm.
Depot. Seventeenth and Broad streets.
T~icket-Otices lOOO Main street and depot
II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
WINS. q. WiCKHAM. Second Nice-President
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
~ POTOMAC.
THROUGH ALI~RAlL FAST-FREIGHT
LINE TO AND FROM BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK,
AND EASTER AND
WESTERN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE
IN EACH DIRECTION.
C-0rrespondingiy quick timeto other points.
Through bills of laden ISSUED 80 low rates.
q. A.. TAYLOR,
DC % General Freight Agent.
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STEAMSHIPS
FOR NEW YORK.

iNN fhN l'ANht
steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUES
DAY and FRIDAY at p.m., and SUNDAY
400 hlgnwutcr.
Norf0lk EVERY TUESDAY,, THU NSDAY,
and SATURDAY at p.m.
Passenger accommodation unsurpassed
Cabin fare 90 New York fa James river
route Including meals and BERTH. .. q ID
Round trip tickets limited t0 thirty days
after date of issue ................... u 10
Sfcerigc. with subsistence. ....... 8 %
~tccwVc. without subsistence. ..-.. 3 %
Cabin fare Fia Chesapeake ana ONO rail-
Cabin fare via Richmond and Petersburg
Tickets cam be- obtained 40 A. W. CARRIERS.
100 Vain street Chesapeake ami Ohio and
Richmond and Petersburg depOfs, and go com
pany's offices. 1901 Main street. and wharf.
Rockets.
Freiahts forwarded and through bills OF lad-
ing issued for points beyond New YORK.
Freight received daily until b penn.
Manifest closed ON sailing days one houf be-
fore departure.
Pas. myers can leave New York Thursday
and Satu day at3 pm by fhc Newport NcNs
steamer and arrive az Richmond hy tlr lhcsd-
pcake and OHIO train tine next dag ut bl3 pm.
Passengers leaving Richmond 0n NON
UAYSTEE~DA ~.WEUN E~UAH~IHlkS-
DAYS. and SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake
and ohio railway l'lu Newport News at 3 D. mn.
ANA by Richmond and Petersburg railroad
same day. at 1888 I'm. VIII make connection
40 NORFOLK with steamer leaving those
days.
sAILINGs THIS WEEK.
WYANOkE. Captain ~JENNEY, FRIDAY,
September Ejd. at O'Clock pm.
ROANOKE. Captain DOrCH, SUNDAY, Sep
temher 18th. at 10 O'Clock ann.
OLD DOMINION. Captain HuLPHERs,
TUESDAY. september. 9th. at3 O'Clock pm.
GEORGE ". ALLEN CO., Agents,
SO. 1901 Malu street. aud
2iy 1877 Company Wharf, Rockets.
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RAILROADS.
FREDERICKSBURG

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-schedule
commencing MAY 18th. lSi-easteEn stan
dard time.
~ am. leaves Byrd-street station daily; stops
only AZ Ashland Junction. Milford.
and fredericksburg. sleeper 10
Washington. Leaves Washington icr
New lOrk al ll4U am.
IlT am. leaves Byrd-sfrcct station daily. ex-
ccYt sunday. Leaves Washington Tor
New York az f@u pm. also by limited
40 $50 pm. ParlOr car TO Washing
ton.
sa0 nm. leaves Byrd-strcot statiOs daily
sleeper o. New York.
lO.q am. arrives az Byrd-strcct station daily
sleeper from New York.
2S9 pm. arrives az Byrd-street station daily;
stops az fredericksburg MILFORD ana
Junction. Sleeper from Washington
Q.l5 pm. arrives az Byrd-strcet statloh luty'
except sunday. Parlor car ifom
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
400 nm. accommodation. leaves Broad street
station arrives at Ashland az pm.
goa pm. leaves Elba arrives az Ashland AT
6Af pm.
6.e5 am. arrives at Elba' leaves Ashland at
SPA am.
s.5 am. accommodation. arrives at Broad.
street station leaves Ashland AZ
am.
5.59 pm. arrives at Eliza: leaves Ashland At
ca TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent.
e. T.. ID. MYERS. General sup rintendent.
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-frDDf-I-EDN. Dr. NJ. ID. lNAt, IhrNNi N'i
ticc.-~unday-school. q AN. sermon. III AN.
and D p.w.. Od Market. IS pm. Wednesday. ,
p.M.
GRACE ~rnEfr fFoufth and Grace Streets
Rev. ur. o.. H. Read and Rev. Thomas Drew.
ri-fOr-. ~ortIco--Surday-~c school. H AN. SER
mon. II AN. and 3 PM; wednesday. PM.
THIRD Broad and Twenty sixth Streets
Rev. dr.. r.. r. H0wi-on. pastor. Services
SUNDAY school. YtU A.W- sermon. II A.M. and
l)O Psi, "Wednesday, 1855 pm.
FoURrH Ho- West Grace sfrcer-Rey. j. G..
Stewart. pastor: ~crYccs-cunday--chooI. @
AM. sermon. 90 AM. and r Pm. "Wednesday.
SPIN.
Episcopal.
MONUMENTAL lBraad. between Twclfthani
Thirteenth -fr0ff-|-RcF. Nr. j. H. Newton.
rector ~DIfIcc.- Sunday school. 'tN ~ at
Chapel. 3 p.N.. sermon. ID A.M. and p.N
wednesday. p.N.
Sr.JAVf-' Marshall and Fifth Streets kev.
Dr. u. P0frrkIu. rector. rDr'lcc->unli}
school. NaHA.M.. Sermon ID AN. and & r.N.
"Wednesday. SPIN.
So. p4ui-- .Graco and smith stroots-Rcv.
Ur. Charles MInfror0lc. rector. Services
Suulat.-rnnOI. g.u AM. mission. aH. pH.
SERMON. ID AM. and r.N.; Wednesday. D. M.
GRACE .'iain and F0uehccl-Ref 49,. n.
Jackson. rector. ~erricr---uudat COMMUNION.
sA.v. sermon ID A.N. and PSI. "Wednesday,
pm.
MooRf NrvoRI,L l.aurol street near
Main. Nct. Ur. d. .~priEF. rector Services
SUNDAY. school. N.U ..~uulHy. -rn0OI ~lfur.
pay l2 W.. sounon- lll5 AS. and s r.n.
Wednesday. o. ~.
~r. Ntnk-f CUrHDH First and Clay streets
k.F. n. o.. Uf-HrI. ID. ID. fDrfNr- Hnf rs.
H. Williams. assistant Minister Services ID
ANN. and u.m.. IulHF school. NIl H.m..
Su-ntag-oh0n. 200 chapel. Nr0ok avenue. pm.
So. ANnHrw-s lauro' anf Beverly -frecfsI-
Rev. pike Powers. rfCfNrt Service" sunday
cd . . LA" H. M. " N.|L. .H.H M
ST.. JOu>'- Protestant Episcopal Church
Church HI..l,Dt. j. W. Burton. rrDf0r sum
iay school gl1 A.M. Services DrmNu Ham.
and r.v. Cordial welcome toaIi.
CHRIST Ncnah.c AMID Scott streets Rev.
J.. B. Iun-f.u. rDDfOrt Service" sunday
ID AM. and r.n.: chapel. Chelsea 1900, $3.50
p.M. wednesday. rM.
Baptist.
Fu-r BROAD anl Twelfth -froefsI let. ur
George Cooper. pastor. Services .NiHh
school. @ 1000. sermon. ID a.m. and $50 i.m.
Wednesday 1901 D. m.
FrfI0> Nicholson street, -ltcf.J li Barnes.
PASTOR Service. sermon. ID ann. aul N pm ,
Thursday $50 p.m.. every INST wednesday.
ttyI r.m.
WEST MATS STREET M1iu and Beach -t-I-
Res. M.I. ~hIrmIu. pastor SERVICES SUM
daS school. Ha.m.. sermon. ua-m.and taNpin-
wednesday. IN l.u.
SECOND Main anf Sixth -trecis- Rcf hr.
49,. So. lHnirum. pastor ocrfi, summary
school. aH.m. sermon. ID a.m lnd rN p.m.
GRACE -IHrrrl Gmceana f0u-hcc -treot-'
Res. Ur. 49,. g.. Hatcher. pastor SERVICES sun
dHf school. A.nl. DInnn, iI am- ANi i" NiM.
pi>F Sraffr .piue aud AlhDmarlc strcct-I-
Rcf.J j.. N. Huf-au. pastor. Services sunday
school. a a.m. sermon Do a.m, and 'N lm..
Wednesday. taN I.n.
CltY. ~unlr .Cly amid Graham .f.' ter.
N. 4. l.NUT.U. pastor service" nNNitt -NI'l
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AN II SALOON.
The New York Temperance Republicans
Adopt a Platform.

SYRACUSE. Dc. 16-Tne anti.siioon Re-
ubicau state convention adopted a platform
,i-claripg irrepressi6ie the cor fict between
the liz uor trs til: and Christian civil z ton I;
that the saloon ought to be utterly extirps-
ted, because It's proprietOrs have combined in
open war against the American Sabbath thai
the compact between the brewers and di~tii-
lers has reached u point where the
Republican party mast accept the
ssue, and with no "uucerta!n
, uud declare determined hostility to these
N. m es Of good morals and the ssc-ed inst
II I, ma Of our land, or abandon their claims
~ be the ar of law aud order, Opposed 10
vice and crime, anarchy and socia 'sm /"
eints 10 Pennsylvania as sn example # sue
ess resulting from q bold stald; fayors
prohihi ION amendments TO local option, and
res ctlop bs tax alton.
Albert Grifiu, OF Kama, Chairman OF the
central committee, announced that when he
c .lled on Blaine several months ogC, Blaine
,aid he favored The anti-saioon movement.
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HANGED.
Chester Bellows Expiates His Crime on
the Gal OwS.

CRARLEs CITY, Dec. Rochester Bellows
was huCg ut 10 A. this forenoon. He had TO
b' Il ported to the ~gallows, and AS the rope
was laced around bis neck he exc.a med
three tim g, "Ple.se don't" As the sheriff
paced the white cap on his head he cx-
Claimed aeaiD, 'P ease don't, l an limo
cent" The trap WAS sprung at 0:46 and in
eight ninu'es and frty.three seconds his
hear c,as, d to beat. His neck was broken.
Bellows refused to see a priest who called,
sa) * with oaths that be was his W
preacher. During the day h. frequently
hurst forth with f!s OF profanity, and Men
would give way TO t.ars. In the evening q
uots.was handed him from one Of his listers
wfo lives near thi. city. sue couid NOT cone
u ste him, a. it would do hin 10 good and
maxi Ter feel wors,. she expressed hope that
he mad RI eDted ard Daae him good-Hyr.
Later VI Iisht one OF the guards called With n
b ckrt OF cuei Tor the fire. AS he opened The
cell door, BELOW made a rush for he
corridor, bu. was stopped by tie other
guard. Bellows hni seized . chair and st-
lacked he guard victousiy, but was soon
b~VerpUW5ftG. Turing tue nlsLb lie cObllDueu
ait rsately swearing and weeping until about
4 p'cl cS, from which time he dozed until
about Z this morning. Hall On hour later he
ate u hearty breakfast. Again he declined
It G serv,cas of a minister. Shortly after 10
o'c CO preparations for the execution oegaa.
/ required he IN ted If rts OF lou men to
place The handouts on his wrists. During
the me ee he Dir one OF the guards severely ON
u hand. At 1s:45 Bellows appesred, sup
y r cd by two guards, who had 10 fairy drog
h,m up the short 6iaht OF stairs leading to
tae platform Of the Affold, and held him up
ss he stood UPON the trap. As the sneriH
placed the rope around MS neck, he exclaimed
please don't.n This be repeated ~ times,
and tnrn as the white cap was placed over b s
ey-s he cred "a In ton s OF Il Ct terror,
'l'm innocent The sheriff stepped oacs,
thr tra2 ehot down, and the Il urderer hung be-
tween heaven and earth, dying with a lie Oh
us lips.
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General Washington News.


WASHINGTON, Dec Ex-senator FAREWELL
bill 10 regulate immigration provides that
tGe immigration OF conv'cts, paupers, idiot
and insane persons frem any foreign countr
Is prohibited, and any immigrant, before of
log permitted TO land, shall exhibit TO th,
roper . I'll clals suitable certificates from tn
Uoi,cd States consul! for the port OF clearance
stating that the emierant Gomez unCer tbe
provis one of the statute, and II possessed OF
sum sent means to support him six months
l. sny such immlsrant shall be the head IF tt
family, the cert AGATE shall state, besides the
above facts, the pumber, age and RELATIONSHIP
Of the members OF said family, and that h'
has means t. support them Elk months. A.
persons not exhioiting such certificates shaii
be returned to the country whence hey come,
The master OF any vessel who shall accept sn
immigrants MS passengers, or attempt 10 lsi q
Any immigrant who has not frs procured TIT
certificate prov ded for, shall oe gui ~ OF y
mislemeanor, aud upon conviction thereo.
shall be punished by a fine not exceedtot
81 900 Tor each per son found without suci
Ger fcate, ard msy also be imprisoned for -
term not exc ceiling one year.
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Is1E lNiEnrs s OF LABOR.
Next Meeting OF tse Labor Federation to
be Held at ST Louis.

BALTIMORE Dee. l6 The American Fed
II ,t,on # Labor to-day decided To reduce the
pr "a pita TAX for the support OF the fedora
tion from :! 10 x % scent per month, ann
me annual txx Of SO on ~! state decorations
not to provide ga aired organizers, bat to al
| W tn" federation 10 employ such special or
sah!s rs AS msy be needed. While locsl
unious are no; TO DE con- pelltd 10 form them
serves into state ftderstions, yet they are
strongly urg, d to do 30.
After recess the cor sIderation OF the con-
s~tftution was completed and the document
sGootei. l. wss resolved to ask congress IT.
shorten the huurs OF labor, IN view OF the de-
crea..d Dum er Of workmen needed GU ac-
count or laoor saving machinery.
The ccmmirree reported that the rapid
growth OF he order re- ult"d from, frat, the
avowed purpOs Of tue federation To ALLOW
each trade 10 govern itself; second, to dis
cuntent smong The Knights of l. dor at tbs
Bad management If their eta RS ard the des
per ate use OF strikes. The committee ie 'oHl.
m-ndrd The utmost resistance to the encrOacn-
ment of ii. Knights o Labor, inasmuch ar
IhAL ora 2 LkllSu sBt wa lthcIi oppOt'u "
he principles Of trace unionism. Report
adopted.
The following officers were elected by &C.
clsmation.
President, Samuel l.. Gompe,s, New York,
representing the international Cigarmakers'
union.
Frt vice-president, Daniel Mclaughlin,
repress nting the Illin,is Miners association.
Second vice president, VIM. Martin, OF the
Amalgamsted iron and Steel Workers asso-
citation.
Secretary, p. j. NcGlire, OF the Philadei-
uhia brotherhood Of Carpenters aud
Join.rs.
treasurer, Gabriel EdmuDson, or the
Washington Brotherhood OF Carpenters and
Joiners
1t was decided to hold the next convention
at st. Louis.
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tIIldtlIS vi a mar
BILE basin in the center of the north quad
rangle Of the vast outer court, we found
She standing by the latter, ready to start,
while old Billali and the two bearer mutes
were busy collecting the baggage. As us
nal, Avesha was yelled like the marble
Truth (by the way, | wonde if she origin
ally got the idea of covering up her beauty
from the statueD. | noticed, however,
that she seemed very depressed, md had
none of that praud and buoyanC bearing
which would have betrayed her among "a
thousand women Of the same stature, even
if they had been yelled like herself. She
looked up as we came-for her head was
bowed-and greeted us. Leo asked her
how she had slept.
I'll, my Kallikrates,' she answered.
"iIl. This night have strange and hideous
dreams come creeping through my brain,
and | kno not what they portend. Al
most do | feel as though some evil over
Swallowed me; and yet how can evil touch
me? | wonder" she went ON, with a sud
den outbreak ~ woman1v tenderness-"I
wonder II, sh0rld auyht happen TO me. co
that 7 slept and left thee waking. wouldst
thou think gcntlv Of rnes wonder. nv
Kallikrates, II thou wouldst tarrv till !
came arain. as for 80 many centuries ! have
tar~ied for thy CcmincP' Then. without
voting for mn answer. she went on:
Come. let us No setting forth, for we have
Ear 80 30. and before another dav is born
in wonder blue should we stand in the
place IF Life"
In five minutes more we were once moro
on orr n through tho vpst rnincd CITY,
that loomed at us on either side i'm the gray
dawning in n way that was ut once grand
and oppressive. Just as the first raw OF
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n BOILER XPLODES
Killing SIX Persons at Chester, Pennsyl-

WEST CHESTER Pa., ID c. 10 The explo-
lion nj d tw.u'y-ho st cover boiler In he
noon cau.ed he death tf TX Lersous snd | :
ring three otheIs. Su eriGt, ndeIt Waiter
Eu. Or, wr~sengseod vi b u force OF men close
~ TIE eta; X unloading "A lew boiler, and the
whole pr Y were burisd beneath the falling
bricks l. nhree ard four laborers were XII e 1
ID three oauly ! jured Hetti Jones, aged
! year, was returning from school, almost
o square from The scene, ana was Instantly
X ilied by , fl ing beam. Ii is thought All the
bodits have rot yet been dlscCvcred, end Il
urge free Of men are tonight dggirg over
the ruins by ~lsutern light.
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The End oft,

DUBUQUE d C 15.-ULitrd States District
J 4o.c sni'as Today r.manded ali the brewer
anu saloon C ses before him to the sta,
courts. This dos not prohibit the rlmovl g
the lie or cas 8 from the state to the feeders
courts, but III, ans.ihat when 20 removed To- y
viii b at ouce remanded. Judge Love, ol
the southern lows district, received sim,la
instructions. This cuts of all hope on tt,
part OF the liquor m n and brewers II evadir {
tae nnal issue by delays and appeals.
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KANSAS CrrY, De-. 10
lob Had Some Show,

New York Graphic: The minister
was dining with the family, and he said
20 Bobby, With an amused smile:
IL am afraid, Il b y, that you have
not the patience ofJob.'
mo, SIR responded Bobby. who
was hungry, ''but Job wasn't alwayr
helped last"
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SIZE
4 HISTORY OF ADVENTURE.
BY II. RIDER HAGGARD.

And there, in the center Of the Utmost
court, hat might have been some fifty
yards square, or a little more, we stood
face to face with what Is perhaps the
grandest a|ilegorical work of art that the
genius Of her children has ever given to
the world. For in the eXact center OF the
court, placed upon a thick square slab Of
rock, was IA huge round ball OF dark stone.
some forty feet in diameter, and standing
on the ball vas a colossal winged ngure of
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RELIGIOUS.

An Effort to Unite the Northern and
Southern Branches OF the PIesb> terrain
c. urch.
LoUIsviLLB, Dc 16.-A committee Of The
aoTthern aud southern General AssembiieC II
rn- Presby teriau church, coDf.rrtDv upon the
Sd ! CT Of organic union, concluded their
meeting To night. The meetings were secret,
nut It IL Understood that the adj urI men,
ok place without an, definite ac,ipn hav ne
oeep ayr, ed upon. The secreta y -tated thu,
another lint session Of the committees will
oe h-l, before the general assemblies convene
next May.
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CHAPTER XXIv.-wALKING THE PLANK.

EXT day the mutes
woke us before the
dawn; and by the
time that we had
got the sleep out of
II eyes, and gone
through a very per-
functory wash at n
spring which still
welled up into the
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FOREIGN.

n'slips.

WILL EXPEL SOCIALISTS.
BERLIN, Dec. ia new oil La. oeen IN
tr.orc d u he reiehsEag, authorizing the tx
pulsi, II OF ~soclalis- g WHO have Incurred PEN
alues for violation OF the anti-So.i alist law, or
belonging to secret societies which are for
o d. en- by .xisting laws. IL accordance with
the provisions Of the bill, most Of the social
istic men bers OF the reichstag may be ex-
pelled from G many. The bill also calls for
the punishment OF any one taking part in the
socialist congress-
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ARRESTED.

DUBLIN, Dec. IT. -oneehy, member OF par.
liam -nt, arrested under the crimes act, Was
t. day sentet ced to three months i'm prison
a appeal ana Snoehy vas admitted TO bail.
L ON being released he VAS in ned stely re-
arrested on n charge o. having participated in
a me,tiug at ClonmeI Bal was refused and
the prisoner taken To Clonmel Ill.
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A TREATY,

ROME, Dc. 10. The chamber o. deputies
I gay approved the new Commercial treaty
WITH A etr!a. Premier CriSpi dec ard tuar
the trra ' was tue outcome Of the eco aoinlc
political arrangement between lta!y ard
Austria. The chamber q SO authorized the
government to Negotiate pr,vlsi ual treaties
with France. Spain ana S~itZa4laDd.
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A Sister,s Heroism.

TEMpLEroN, October l. On the
ranch of Newell Stone, G. A. Peter
son, who was digging we'll for Stone,
went down the we'll this morning and
was overcome by gas. His sister, Miss
Annie Peterson, insisted upon going
down % his relief, and was also over
come. A third party went down part
way and gave sign to be hoisted out,
as the gas was overpowering. A mes
senger was Immediately sent to this
town for assistance, which was quick
ly given. On the arrival Of assistance,
a party was lowered into the we'll.
Miss Peterson was brought out barely
alive; her brother was brought to the
surface Immediately after, but life was
extinct. The doctors think that by
careful nursing and attention Miss
Peterson may recover.